James serves on the eldership of ECF. He is married to Pam and they have 2 grown children.
James continues with the Luke series by looking at Luke 5:27-32. Here he looks at Jesus’ call to follow Him, Matthew’s response to the call, the response of the self-righteous and Jesus’ response to the self-righteous.
James starts Luke 2 by looking at how the shepherds responded to the good news.
James interviewed Natalie and Edme about the work they do in Ravensmead, and Nico shared his journey of faith. James used Exodus 17:8-13 to remind people to demonstrate love to those who are burdened and walk with them, helping where possible.
James continues with the Hebrews 11 Series by looking at Hebrews 11:22, where he looks at practical application of faith in our lives – past, present and future.
James completes the 1 Corinthians Series by looking at 1 Corinthians 16:5-24. He highlights five challenges for us all: be alert, stand firm in the faith, be courageous, be strong and let all that you do be done in love.
James Levengood talks to Leigh and Ronelle as they share what God has been doing in their lives over the last two years. James then worked through ways of how people can be an encouragement to those around them.
Due to technical problems, we were unable to record the message from 1 Corinthians 9:1-18. We will add a pdf of the message at a later date. Should you wish for it to be emailed to you, please email tracy.wiles@ecfchurch.co.za. Thank you for your understanding.
What will you do this Christmas? Ignore, explore or adore Christ our King? As James Levengood looks at Luke 2:8-20 and Matthew 2:9-12, may you learn to explore or adore our King.
James Levengood starts the new series on 1 Corinthians by looking at 1 Corinthians 1:1-12. He looks at the appeal of unity, cause of disunity and why unity is vital in the local church.
James Levengood uses Matthew 6:19-21, 25-34 to explain three lessons on gaining control over worry: know you are valuable to God, God requires us to have faith, and we need to know our ultimate purpose.